How to clean Database Connections when...

Hi...
We are writing a application where I am using a pool of DB connections to use in all my classes.
We use IPlanet Web Server to serve Servlets...
When the IPlanet Web Server is closing down I need a way to clean (close) the connections to the DB...
I tried to write code inside the finalize() methord of the connection Manger class thinking that it might be called when the Server is going down but it seems that it is never called....
Any ideas folks...

>
Try this out....
When the Web server is going down it would call the
destroy() method of the servlets you have. Inside one
of those you could put your cleanup code to call the
connection manager and close the connections...Just curious, what happens when I use the task manager to kill Internet Explorer (or kill -9 Netscape.) Does the destroy method still get called? Or what about if I kick out the power cord?

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session.setAttribute(reportName, clientDoc);
// Process the report
crystalReportPageViewer.processHttpRequest(request, response, application, null);

the sample shows how to clear RAS and Enterprise resources after viewing report.
1. If you use unmanaged RAS - as I can see you using setReportAppServer, then remove the enterprise related stuff : instantiating and cleaning code.
The sample code is meant to give you an idea on how you can release the resources after done with viewing report. In your case all you need to do for cleaning is call close() on ReportDocumentObject. The sample will need to be modified for your requirements.

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